Sentence examples for put on a funny from inspiring English sources

When I return to the kitchen, I see that Donleavy has put on a funny pink bucket hat.

I put on a funny bear costume and meet the cruise-ship passengers as they come down the gangway.

I touched him, mostly; if he touched me he turned it into a joke, put on a funny voice as if my breasts were little animals squeaking and crawling around on my chest.

"Not even the cleaning lady, and she's been here longer than I have". When I return to the kitchen, I see that Donleavy has put on a funny pink bucket hat.

And, if you think about it, this is just like the treatment Madonna received that time she put on a funny bra and danced around quite near the pope once.

Watch the president put on a funny suit with a codpiece and honor him as Commander-in-Chief!.... Yes, sir, yes, sir, three bags full!

As an actress [La Plante trained at Rada before turning to writing] I'd often been cast as prostitutes – but when I met them, I realised there was so much more to it than just putting on a funny voice and high-heeled shoes.

The effect is like watching a child sitting on an imaginary throne, gathering all their cuddly toys at their feet before putting on a funny voice and getting their teddy bears to deliver them obsequious compliments.

It's all, she says, putting on a generic funny-man voice: "Ooh, she's gone a bit mad, isn't it funny.

I don't put on funny voices!" There is a long, sardonic pause.

5) Put on funny costumes, or even a hat or wig, and watch the results.